Head of the River (New South Wales)
The Head of the River rowing regatta refers to two New South Wales school rowing competitions, one for boys and one for girls.
AAGPS Head of the River Regatta
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The AAGPS Head of the River Regatta takes place in Penrith, New South Wales, Australia every March at the Sydney International Regatta Centre (SIRC). It is the culmination of the GPS (Great Public Schools) rowing season for senior crews.
From 1893 until 1935, the Regatta was held on the Parramatta River in Port Jackson – in early years from Putney to Gladesville and in later years from the Yaralla Estate at Concord to Cabarita.[1] From 1936 until 1996 it was raced on the Nepean River and finished near the Nepean Bridge. Since 1996 it's been held on the Sydney Olympic course at Penrith. From 1893 until 1909 the blue-riband race was contested by four-oared boats, and since then by eight-oared boats with coxed fours contesting the minor events. By the 1930s when the eight Sydney GPS schools were competing in the event on the Parramatta River, two heats of four lanes were raced and then a final was contested by the top four. Since 1996 the 1st and 2nd VIIIs race over 2000 metres. Previous events had the eights race over a mile and a half (except in 1946 and 1947 – a mile and a quarter) and fours racing over a mile. Up until the 1930s there was limited school participation in the regattas of the Sydney club rowing season and for many of the school squads the Head of the River was the sole and highlight race of their rowing season.[2] In those days, the race was of great public interest. The regatta drew a huge flotilla of chartered ferries and vessels which would moor off Putney, Tennyson Point and Cabarita.
As of 2021, all nine of the GPS schools, Sydney Grammar School, The King's School, Newington College, Sydney Boys High School, The Scots College, St. Joseph's College, Saint Ignatius' College, The Armidale School and Shore School, send their eights to the Head of the River. Prior to 2021, The Armidale School did not send their eight to the regatta. In 2012 The Armidale School started sending fours, and the first IV race of 2013 was historic as the first time crews from all nine GPS schools competed.[3] One of the most successful coaches of rowing among the schools was Robert Buntine at King's and Newington from 1966 until 1996.[4]
It is the last race of the official GPS rowing season, and usually follows the Riverview Gold Cup held on the Lane Cove River. The Head of the River is one week after other summer sports premierships – cricket and basketball – have finished. This enables over ten thousand school students and other supporters to attend. The 128th and next AAGPS Head of the River will be held at SIRC on the 22nd of March 2025.
The current (SIRC) record time (and former junior world record until 2001) for the 1st VIII is 5:42.6 set by Shore on 23 March 1996,[citation needed] in the first year that the race was held at SIRC. The most recent winner of the AAGPS Head of the River, and holder of the Major Rennie Trophy is Saint Joseph's College winning the regatta in 2024 with a time of 5:53.40 ahead of The Shore School (5:57.74) and The King’s School (5:58.14).
NSW Schoolgirls Head of The River
[edit]The NSW Schoolgirls Head of the River was first raced in 1991.[5] The inaugural Schoolgirls Head of the River Regatta took place on Middle Harbour Creek at Davidson Park, Roseville.[5] In following years the event was held at Iron Cove.[6]
The NSW Schoolgirls' Head of the River was held at the Sydney International Regatta Centre (SIRC), in Penrith[7] on the Sunday following the Schoolboys Head of the River. It is organised by the NSW Combined Independent Schools Sports Council (NSWCISSC),[7] culminating of the Schoolgirls' rowing season.
The current (SIRC) record time for the 1st VIII in the Schoolgirl Head of the River is 6:38.08 set by St Catherine's School on 18 March 2023. The most recent winner of the NSW Schoolgirl Head of the River is Pymble Ladies' College.
Unlike the boys' race, all affiliated schools of the NSWCISSC, NSW Combined High Schools Sports Association (NSWCHSSA), and the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Sports Association (NSWCCCSA), are eligible to nominate their students to compete in the girls' regatta.[8] As of 2008, ten of the thirty AHIGS schools, those being Ascham School, Canberra Girls' Grammar School, Loreto Kirribilli, Loreto Normanhurst, MLC School, Presbyterian Ladies College, Sydney, Pymble Ladies' College, Queenwood School for Girls, Roseville College, and Tara Anglican School for Girls, send their crews to the Head of the River, making up the bulk of entries. The regatta is becoming increasingly popular among girls crews from public and private non-AHIGS schools, most notably, St Paul's Grammar School, Kinross Wolaroi School, Sydney Girls High School, SCECGS Redlands, North Sydney Girls High School, Riverside Girls High School and Radford College.[9]
The New South Wales Rowing Association (NSWRA) holds ten perpetual trophies in trust for competition at the Schoolgirls regatta:[10]
- the NSW Union of Ex-Oarswomen Rose Evans trophy for competition between schoolgirl first eights.
- the University of Sydney Women's Sports Association trophy for competition between schoolgirl first coxed fours – now awarded to the schoolgirl second eight.
- the Union of Boat Race Officials shield for competition between schoolgirl Senior coxed quadruple sculls.
- the University of NSW Trophy for competition between schoolgirl open fours (not awarded in 2007 due to a change in program format).
- the NSW Union of Oarswomen Golden Scull Trophy for competition between single scullers.
- the Margaret Varady Trophy for competition between schoolgirl year 10 coxed quads.
- the Betty Deer Rosebowl for the highest aggregate point score between competing schools.[8]
- the William McKeith Trophy for the Junior handicap point score.
- the Carol Bowern Shield for the Senior handicap point score.
- the Janet Freeman Trophy for the Year 8 Coxed Quad Scull.
AAGPS Head of the River Regatta winners
[edit]Since 2009 the regatta consists of eleven races.
1893 to 1999
[edit]| Year | 1st VIII | 2nd VIII | 1st IV | 2nd IV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1893 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1894 | Grammar | – | Shore | – |
| 1895 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1896 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1897 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1898 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1899 | St Ignatius' | – | St Ignatius' | – |
| 1900 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1901 | St Ignatius' | – | St Ignatius' | – |
| 1902 | Grammar | – | Grammar | – |
| 1903 | Grammar | – | Grammar | – |
| 1904 | Grammar | – | Grammar | – |
| 1905 | St Ignatius' | – | St Ignatius' | – |
| 1906 | Shore | – | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 1907 | St Ignatius' | – | St Ignatius' | – |
| 1908 | Shore | – | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 1909 | Grammar | – | Grammar | – |
| 1910 | Shore | – | Grammar | – |
| 1911 | St Joseph's | – | St Ignatius' | – |
| 1912 | Grammar | – | Grammar | – |
| 1913 | Shore | – | St Ignatius' | – |
| 1914 | Shore | – | Shore | – |
| 1915 | Shore | – | St Joseph's | – |
| 1916 | St Joseph's | – | Grammar | – |
| 1917 | Grammar | – | Grammar | – |
| 1918 | Grammar | – | St Joseph's | Grammar |
| 1919 | Grammar | – | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 1920 | King's | – | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 1921 | Newington | – | King's | St Joseph's |
| 1922 | Grammar | – | King's | Shore |
| 1923 | Grammar | – | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1924 | Grammar | – | High | Shore |
| 1925 | High | – | Newington | High |
| 1926 | High | – | King's | King's |
| 1927 | High | – | Newington | Shore |
| 1928 | Shore | – | Shore | Shore |
| 1929 | High | – | High | St Ignatius' |
| 1930 | Declared No Race | – | St Joseph's | St Joseph's |
| 1931 | Shore | – | High | St Joseph's |
| 1932 | St Joseph's | – | St Joseph's | High |
| 1933 | St Joseph's | – | High | Scots |
| 1934 | Grammar | – | Grammar | Shore |
| 1935 | Shore | – | St Joseph's | St Joseph's |
| 1936 | St Joseph's | – | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 1937 | Shore | – | Shore | Shore |
| 1938 | Shore | – | High | St Joseph's |
| 1939 | Shore | – | High | High |
| 1946 | Scots | – | Scots | Shore |
| 1947 | Newington | – | King's | High |
| 1948 | High[11] | – | High | High |
| 1949 | Shore | – | High | High |
| 1950 | Shore | – | Shore | High |
| 1951 | Shore | – | Newington | Shore |
| 1952 | Shore | – | Shore | Shore |
| 1953 | High | – | High | Shore |
| 1954 | Shore | – | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1955 | Grammar | – | St Joseph's | St Joseph's |
| 1956 | St Joseph's | – | Shore | High |
| 1957 | High | – | Newington | High |
| 1958 | St Ignatius' | – | High | High |
| 1959 | High[12] | – | Shore | Grammar |
| 1960 | Shore | – | High | St Joseph's |
| 1961 | Shore | – | King's | Scots |
| 1962 | Scots | – | King's | Grammar |
| 1963 | Newington | – | Grammar | High |
| 1964 | St Ignatius' | St Ignatius' | St Ignatius' | Newington |
| 1965 | Scots | – | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 1966 | Newington | – | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1967 | King's | – | Newington | Grammar |
| 1968 | King's | Newington | King's | Shore |
| 1969 | King's | Grammar | King's | Shore |
| 1970 | King's | Grammar | King's | Newington |
| 1971 | St Joseph's | King's | Scots | Shore |
| 1972 | King's | Newington | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1973 | St Joseph's | St Joseph's | King's | King's |
| 1974 | St Ignatius' | St Ignatius' | King's | King's |
| 1975 | St Ignatius' | King's | King's | King's |
| 1976 | Newington | St Ignatius' | High | King's |
| 1977 | Newington | Shore | Shore | Shore |
| 1978 | Grammar | Grammar | Scots | Scots |
| 1979 | Scots | Shore | Shore | Shore |
| 1980 | King's | St Ignatius' | Shore | Shore |
| 1981 | King's | Shore | King's | Shore |
| 1982 | King's | King's | Newington | Grammar |
| 1983 | King's | St Joseph's | King's | King's |
| 1984 | King's | Shore | Shore | Shore |
| 1985 | Shore | Shore | Shore | Shore |
| 1986 | Shore | King's | Shore | Scots |
| 1987 | Newington | Newington | Shore | Shore |
| 1988 | Shore | Newington | Shore | Shore |
| 1989 | Newington | Newington | Shore | Shore |
| 1990 | Newington | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 1991 | Newington | St Joseph's | Shore | Shore |
| 1992 | Newington | Newington | St Joseph's | St Joseph's |
| 1993 | King's | Newington | Shore | Newington |
| 1994 | Newington | St Ignatius' | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1995 | Shore | Shore | Shore | King's |
| 1996 | Shore | Newington | Shore | Shore |
| 1997 | Newington | Shore | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 1998 | Newington | Shore | Shore | Shore |
| 1999[13] | Shore | Shore | Shore | Shore |
The 1st VIII – Major Rennie Trophy
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1893 | Shore | Grammar | |
| 1894 | Grammar | Shore | |
| 1895 | Shore | Grammar | |
| 1896 | Shore | Grammar | |
| 1897 | Shore | Grammar | |
| 1898 | Shore | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 1899 | St Ignatius' | Grammar | Shore |
| 1900 | Shore | Grammar | |
| 1901 | St Ignatius' | Grammar | Shore |
| 1902 | Grammar | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 1903 | Grammar | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 1904 | Grammar | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 1905 | St Ignatius' | Grammar | Shore |
| 1906 | Shore | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 1907 | St Ignatius' | Grammar | Shore |
| 1908 | Shore | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 1909 | Grammar | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1910 | Shore | St Joseph's | Grammar |
| 1911 | St Joseph's | Shore | Grammar |
| 1912 | Grammar | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1913 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 1914 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 1915 | Shore | St Joseph's | Grammar |
| 1916 | St Joseph's | Grammar | Shore |
| 1917 | Grammar | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 1918 | Grammar | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1919 | Grammar | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 1920 | King's | Grammar | Shore |
| 1921 | Newington | King's | Grammar |
| 1922 | Grammar | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1923 | Grammar | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1924 | Grammar | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1925 | High | Shore | Grammar |
| 1926 | High | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 1927 | High | Grammar | King's |
| 1928 | Shore | Grammar | High |
| 1929 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 1930 | No Race | No Race | No Race |
| 1931 | Shore | High | St Joseph's |
| 1932 | St Joseph's | Shore | Grammar |
| 1933 | St Joseph's | Shore | Grammar |
| 1934 | Shore | Grammar | High |
| 1935 | Shore | Grammar | St Joseph's |
| 1936 | St Joseph's | Grammar | Shore |
| 1937 | Shore | Scots | Grammar |
| 1938 | Shore | High | Newington |
| 1939 | Shore | High | Scots |
| 1946 | Scots | King's | St Joseph's |
| 1947 | Newington | High | King's |
| 1948 | High | Newington | Shore |
| 1949 | Shore | High | Newington |
| 1950 | Shore | Scots | King's |
| 1951 | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1952 | Shore | Grammar | Newington |
| 1953 | High | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1954 | Shore | Newington | King's |
| 1955 | Grammar | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 1956 | St Joseph's | King's | Shore |
| 1957 | High | Grammar | Shore |
| 1958 | St Ignatius' | Shore | High |
| 1959 | High | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 1960 | Shore | Scots | High |
| 1961 | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 1962 | Scots | Newington | Grammar |
| 1963 | Newington | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1964 | St Ignatius' | Newington | Shore |
| 1965 | Scots | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 1966 | Newington | Scots | Shore |
| 1967 | King's | Newington | Grammar |
| 1968 | King's | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 1969 | King's | Newington | Grammar |
| 1970 | King's | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1971 | St Joseph's | Scots | King's |
| 1972 | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 1973 | St Joseph's | Grammar | King's |
| 1974 | St Ignatius' | Grammar | Newington |
| 1975 | St Ignatius' | King's | St Joseph's |
| 1976 | Newington | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 1977 | Newington | Shore | Scots |
| 1978 | Grammar | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 1979 | Scots | Newington | Grammar |
| 1980 | King's | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 1981 | King's | Newington | Grammar |
| 1982 | King's | Grammar | Shore |
| 1983 | King's | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1984 | King's | Shore | Newington |
| 1985 | Shore | Newington | King's |
| 1986 | Shore | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 1987 | Newington | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 1988 | Shore | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 1989 | Newington | King's | Shore |
| 1990 | Newington | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 1991 | Newington | Scots | King's |
| 1992 | Newington | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1993 | King's | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 1994 | Newington | Grammar | King's |
| 1995 | Shore | Newington | King's |
| 1996 | Shore | Newington | Grammar |
| 1997 | Newington | King's | St Joseph's |
| 1998 | Newington | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 1999 | Shore | St Joseph's | Newington |
| 2000[14] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2001[15] | King's | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 2002[16] | King's | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2003[17] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2005[19] | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2006[20] | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2007[21] | King's | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 2008[22] | Shore | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 2009[23] | Shore | Scots | St Ignatius' |
| 2010[24] | Shore | Grammar | Newington |
| 2011 | Grammar | Shore | Newington |
| 2012 | Shore | Scots | Newington
Grammar |
| 2013 | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2014 | Shore | St Joseph's | Scots |
| 2015 | St Joseph's | Scots | Shore |
| 2016 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2017 | Shore | St Ignatius' | Kings |
| 2018 | St Ignatius' | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 2019[25] | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2020[26] | Scots | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2021 | King's | Shore | Scots |
| 2022 | King's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2023 | St Ignatius' | King's | Scots |
| 2024 | St Joseph's | Shore | King's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 1st VIII is 5:42.06 set by the Shore School on 23 March 1996.
Below lists the most successful schools in the 1st VIII event (wins):
- Shore School (48)
- The King's School (18)
- Sydney Grammar School (16)
- Newington College (14)
- Saint Ignatius' College (10)
- St Joseph's College (10)
- Sydney Boys High School (8)
- The Scots College (5)
- The Armidale School (0)
The 2nd VIII – L C Robson Memorial Trophy
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1968 | Newington | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 1969 | Grammar | King's | Newington |
| 1970 | Grammar | Shore | Scots |
| 1971 | King's | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 1972 | Newington | Grammar | St Joseph's |
| 1973 | St Joseph's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 1974 | St Ignatius' | King's | Shore |
| 1975 | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 1976 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1977 | Shore | Scots | King's |
| 1978 | Grammar | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 1979 | Shore | Grammar | Scots |
| 1980 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1981 | Shore | Newington | King's |
| 1982 | King's | Shore | Grammar |
| 1983 | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 1984 | Shore | King's | High |
| 1985 | Shore | St Joseph's | Newington |
| 1986 | King's | Newington | St Ignatius |
| 1987 | Newington | Scots | King's |
| 1988 | Newington | Shore | King's |
| 1989 | Newington | King's | Shore |
| 1990 | King's | Newington | St Ignatius' |
| 1991 | St Joseph's | King's | Newington |
| 1992 | Newington | St Joseph's | King's |
| 1993 | Newington | King's | Grammar |
| 1994 | St Ignatius' | King's | Newington |
| 1995 | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 1996 | Newington | Shore | Scots |
| 1997 | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 1998 | Shore | Newington | King's |
| 1999 | Shore | King's | Newington |
| 2000[14] | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2001[15] | King's | Shore | Newington |
| 2002[16] | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2003[17] | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2005[19] | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2006[20] | King's | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 2007[21] | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2008[22] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2009[23] | Shore | King's | Newington |
| 2010[24] | Shore | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2011 | Newington | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2012 | Shore | St Joseph's | Scots |
| 2013 | St Joseph's | Shore | Scots |
| 2014 | Shore | St Joseph's | Scots
St Ignatius' |
| 2015 | Scots | Shore | Newington |
| 2016 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2017 | Shore | Scots | St Joseph's |
| 2018 | Shore | Scots | Newington |
| 2019[25] | Shore | King's | Newington |
| 2020[26] | St Ignatius' | Shore | Newington |
| 2021[26] | St Ignatius' | Newington | Shore |
| 2022[26] | Shore | St Ignatius' | Kings |
| 2023[26] | St Ignatius' | Kings | Newington |
| 2024 | King's | St Ignatius' | Newington |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 2nd VIII is 5:57.73 set by The King's School on 30 March 2001.
Below Lists the most successful schools in the 2nd VIII event (wins):
- Shore School (24)
- Newington College (9)
- The King’s School (8)
- St Ignatius’ College (7)
- St Joseph’s College (5)
- Sydney Grammar School (3)
- The Scots College (1)
- Sydney Boys High School (0)
- The Armidale School (0)
The 1st IV – Yaralla Cup
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000[14] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2001[15] | King's | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 2002[16] | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2003[17] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2005[19] | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2006[20] | King's | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 2007[21] | Shore | Newington | St Ignatius' |
| 2008[22] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2009[23] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2010[24] | Grammar | King's | Scots |
| 2011 | King's | Shore | Scots |
| 2012 | Scots | King's | Shore |
| 2013 | Shore | King's | Newington |
| 2014 | Shore | King's | Grammar |
| 2015 | St Joseph's | Shore | Scots |
| 2016 | Shore | Newington | St Ignatius' |
| 2017 | Shore | St Joseph's | Armidale |
| 2018 | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2019 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Newington |
| 2020 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2021 | Shore | Newington | Scots |
| 2022 | Shore | St Ignatius' | Kings |
| 2023 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Kings |
| 2024 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Kings |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 1st IV is 6:39.53 set by the Shore School on 19 March 2008.
Below Lists the most successful schools in the 1st IV event (wins):
- Shore School (48)
- The King’s School (19)
- St Joseph’s College (13)
- St Ignatius’ College (13)
- Sydney Boys High School (12)
- Sydney Grammar School (11)
- Newington College (6)
- The Scots College (4)
- The Armidale School (0)
The 2nd IV – Allan Callaway Trophy
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000[14] | St Ignatius' | Shore | King's |
| 2001[15] | St Ignatius' | Shore | Grammar |
| 2002[16] | St Ignatius' | King's | Grammar |
| 2003[17] | St Ignatius' | King's | Shore |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2005[19] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2006[20] | King's | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 2007[21] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2008[22] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2009[23] | Shore | Scots | St Ignatius' |
| 2010[24] | Shore | Scots | St Ignatius' |
| 2011 | King's | Shore | Grammar |
| 2012 | King's | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2013 | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2014 | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2015 | St Joseph's | Shore | Newington |
| 2016 | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2017 | Shore | King's | Scots |
| 2018 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's | Scots |
| 2019[25] | St Ignatius' | Shore | King's |
| 2020 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Grammar |
| 2021 | Shore | Scots | St Ignatius' |
| 2022 | Shore | Kings | St Ignatius' |
| 2023 | Kings | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2024 | St Ignatius' | King's | St Joseph's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 2nd IV is 6:43.25 set by the Shore School on 27 March 2004.
Below Lists the most successful schools in the 2nd IV event (wins):
- Shore School (38)
- The King’s School (13)
- Sydney Boys High School (12)
- St Ignatius’ College (10)
- St Joseph’s College (9)
- Sydney Grammar School (6)
- The Scots College (5)
- Newington College (2)
- The Armidale School (0)
The 3rd IV – Father Gartlan Trophy
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000[14] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2001[15] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2002[16] | St Ignatius' | Shore | Grammar |
| 2003[17] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2005[19] | St Joseph's | King's | Shore |
| 2006[20] | St Ignatius' | Shore | King's |
| 2007[21] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2008[22] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2009[23] | King's | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2010[24] | King's | Grammar | Shore |
| 2011 | Scots | St Joseph's | Shore |
| 2012 | King's | St Ignatius' | Armidale |
| 2013 | King's | Scots | Shore |
| 2014 | Scots | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2015 | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2016 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2017 | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2018 | St Joseph's | Scots | Shore |
| 2019[25] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2020 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Scots |
| 2021 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Scots |
| 2022 | St Ignatius' | Kings | Shore |
| 2023 | St Ignatius' | Kings | St Joseph’s |
| 2024 | King's | St Ignatius' | Shore |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 3rd IV is 6:51.98 set by the Shore School on 27 March 2004.
Below Lists the most successful schools in the 3rd IV event (wins):
- Shore School (34)
- The King’s School (13)
- St Ignatius’ College (9)
- St Joseph’s College (6)
- The Scots College (5)
- Newington College (5)
- Sydney Boys High School (4)
- Sydney Grammar School (3)
- The Armidale School (0)
The 4th IV – Penrith City Council Cup
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2000[14] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2001[15] | St Joseph's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2002[16] | St Ignatius' | Shore | Grammar |
| 2003[17] | St Ignatius' | Shore | King's |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2005[19] | St Ignatius' | King's | Shore |
| 2006[20] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2007[21] | Shore | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2008[22] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's 2 |
| 2009[23] | King's | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2010[24] | King's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2011 | King's | Shore | Scots |
| 2012 | King's | St Ignatius' | Grammar |
| 2013 | King's | Newington | Scots |
| 2014 | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2015 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2016 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2017 | King's | Newington | Shore |
| 2018 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's | Scots |
| 2019[25] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2020 | Shore | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2021 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2022 | St Ignatius' | Kings | Shore |
| 2023 | St Ignatius' | Kings | St Joseph’s |
| 2024 | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 4th IV is 6:53.47 set by the Shore School on 27 March 2004.
Below Lists the most successful schools in the 4th IV event (wins):
- Shore School (31)
- The King’s School (14)
- St Joseph’s College (12)
- St Ignatius’ College (10)
- Sydney Grammar School (4)
- The Scots College (3)
- Sydney Boys High School (3)
- Newington College (2)
- The Armidale School (0)
The 3rd VIII
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001[15] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2002[16] | St Joseph's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2003[17] | St Ignatius' | Shore | St Joseph's |
| 2004[18] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2005[19] | St Joseph's | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2006[20] | King's | St Joseph's 1 | St Joseph's 2 |
| 2007[21] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2008[22] | St Ignatius' | Shore | – |
| 2009[23] | King's | St Joseph's | Grammar |
| 2010[24] | King's | Scots | Grammar |
| 2011 | King's | Scots | St Ignatius' |
| 2012 | King's 1 | St Ignatius' | King's 2 |
| 2013 | King's 1 | St Joseph's | Newington |
| 2014 | St Joseph's | Shore | Scots |
| 2015 | St Joseph's | Shore | King's |
| 2016 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' 1 |
| 2017 | Grammar | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 2018[27] | St Joseph's 1 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's 2 |
| 2019 | Shore | St Ignatius' 1 | St Joseph's |
| 2020 | |||
| 2021 | St Joseph's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2022 | King’s | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2023 | Grammar | St Ignatius' 1 | St Ignatius’ 2 |
| 2024 | St Ignatius' 1 | Shore | St Joseph's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 3rd VIII is 6:17.97 set by the Shore School on 27 March 2004.
In 2001, the following four races were added to the regatta. These are held before the IVs and the 2nd and 1st VIII race.
The 1st Year 10 VIII
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001[15] | Newington | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 2002[16] | Shore | St Joseph's | Scots |
| 2003[17] | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2004[18] | King's | Grammar | Shore |
| 2005[19] | King's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2006[20] | Shore | King's | Newington |
| 2007[21] | St Joseph's | King's | Shore |
| 2008[22] | Shore | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 2009[23] | Grammar | Shore | King's |
| 2010[24] | Newington | St Joseph's | Scots |
| 2011 | King's | Newington | St Ignatius' |
| 2012 | Shore | Newington | St Joseph's |
| 2013 | Shore | Grammar | King's |
| 2014 | King's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2015 | Shore | St Joseph's | King's |
| 2016 | Shore | King's | Scots |
| 2017 | King's | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2018[27] | King's | Shore | Scots |
| 2019[25] | Shore | Grammar | Scots |
| 2020 | |||
| 2021 | St Ignatius' | King's | Shore |
| 2022 | King's | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2023 | King's | St Ignatius' | Newington |
| 2024 | King's | Shore | St Joseph's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 1st Year 10 VIII is 6:08.67 set by St Ignatius College on 13 March 2021.
The 2nd Year 10 VIII
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001[15] | Shore | Grammar | St Ignatius' |
| 2002[16] | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2003[17] | Shore | High | King's |
| 2004[18] | Grammar | Shore | King's |
| 2005[19] | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2006[20] | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2007[21] | King's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2008[22] | Grammar | Shore | King's |
| 2009[23] | King's | Scots | St Ignatius' |
| 2010[24] | Shore | Grammar | King's |
| 2011 | Sydney Boy's High | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2012 | Sydney Boy's High | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2014 | St Joseph's | King's | St Ignatius' |
| 2015 | St Joseph's | Shore | King's |
| 2016 | Shore | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2017 | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2018[27] | Shore | St Joseph's | Grammar |
| 2019[25] | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2020 | |||
| 2021 | King's | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2022 | Shore | King's | St Ignatius |
| 2023 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Newington |
| 2024 | Shore | St Ignatius’ | St Joseph's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 2nd Year 10 VIII is 6:20.81 set by the Shore School on 12 March 2016.
The 3rd Year 10 VIII
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2002[16] | Shore 1 | Shore 2 | St Ignatius' |
| 2003[17] | Shore | St Joseph's | High |
| 2004[18] | Shore 1 | Shore 2 | St Ignatius' |
| 2005[19] | Shore 1 | King's | Shore 2 |
| 2006[20] | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2007[21] | Shore | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2008[22] | St Ignatius' 1 | King's 1 | St Joseph's |
| 2009[23] | King's | St Ignatius' | Newington |
| 2010[24] | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' | Scots |
| 2011 | King's | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's |
| 2012 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' |
| 2013 | Shore | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2014 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's | Newington |
| 2015 | King's | Scots | St Joseph's |
| 2016 | St Joseph's | Shore | Scots |
| 2017 | St Ignatius' | St Joseph's | Newington |
| 2018[27] | Shore | St Joseph's | Grammar |
| 2019[25] | St Joseph's | Shore | St Ignatius' |
| 2020 | |||
| 2021 | St Ignatius' | Shore | King's |
| 2022 | King's | St Ignatius' | Shore |
| 2023 | St Ignatius' | Shore | Newington |
| 2024 | St Ignatius' | Shore | St Joseph's |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 3rd Year 10 VIII is 6:29.49 set by The King's School on 28 March 2009.
Due to an unprecedented depth in the number of junior rowers, the 4th Year 10 VIII race was added to the regatta in 2009.
The 4th Year 10 VIII
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2009[23] | St Ignatius' 1 | King's 1 | Shore |
| 2010[24] | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' | King's |
| 2011 | St Ignatius' 1 | King's 1 | St Ignatius' 2 |
| 2012 | St Joseph's 1 | Shore | St Joseph's 2 |
| 2013 | Shore | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' 1 |
| 2014 | St Joseph's | St Ignatius' 1 | King's |
| 2015 | St Joseph's | Scots | King's |
| 2016 | Scots 1 | St Joseph's 2 | St Joseph's 1 |
| 2017 | Shore | Newington | Scots |
| 2018[27] | Shore | St Joseph's | |
| 2019[25] | St Joseph's | Shore | |
| 2020 | |||
| 2021 | St Ignatius' | King's | |
| 2022 | St Ignatius' | King's | St Joseph's |
| 2023 | Shore | St Ignatius' | |
| 2024 | St Ignatius’ 1 | Shore | St Ignatius’ 2 |
The current (SIRC) record time for the 4th Year 10 VIII is 6:34.87 set by St Joseph's College on 10 March 2012.
NSW Schoolgirls Head of the River Regatta Results
[edit]Regatta winners
[edit]| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1990[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1991[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1992[28] | Sydney Girls | ||
| 1993[28] | North Sydney | ||
| 1994[28] | Sydney Girls | ||
| 1995[28] | Wenona | ||
| 1996[28] | SCEGGS | Sydney Girls High School | |
| 1997[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | Sydney Girls High School | |
| 1998[28] | Pymble | ||
| 1999[29] | Pymble | Wenona | Ascham |
| 2000[30] | Pymble | Queenwood | PLC Sydney |
| 2001[31] | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2002[32] | Pymble | PLC Sydney | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2003[33] | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2004[34] | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | PLC Sydney |
| 2005[35] | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2006[36] | Pymble | Queenwood | Roseville |
| 2007[37] | Pymble | PLC Sydney | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2008[38] | Pymble | PLC Sydney | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2009[39] | Pymble | Queenwood | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2010[40] | Queenwood | Loreto Kirribilli | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2011[41] | Queenwood | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2012[42] | Pymble | Queenwood | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2013[43] | Queenwood | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2014[44] | Queenwood | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2015[45] | Loreto Normanhurst | Pymble | Queenwood |
| 2016[46] | Queenwood | Kinross Wolaroi | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2017 | Queenwood | Pymble | Kinross Wolaroi |
| 2018 | Pymble | Queenwood | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2019[47] | Queenwood | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2020 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic | ||
| 2021[48] | Kinross Wolaroi | Queenwood | Pymble |
| 2022[49] | Kinross Wolaroi | Pymble | Queenwood |
| 2023[50] | St Catherine's | Queenwood | Pymble |
The current (SIRC) record time for the go 1st VIII is 6:38.08 set by St Catherine's NSW on 18 March 2023.
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1992[28] | Sydney Girls | ||
| 1993[28] | Sydney Girls | ||
| 1994[28] | Sydney Girls | ||
| 1995[28] | Wenona | ||
| 1996[28] | SCEGGS | ||
| 1997[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1998[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1999[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2000[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2001[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2002[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2003[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2004[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2005[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2006[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2007[28] | Pymble | ||
| 2008[51] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | |
| 2009 | Pymble | ||
| 2010[52] | Canberra Girls' Grammar | ||
| 2011 | Loreto Normanhurst | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Pymble |
| 2012[53] | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2013 | Pymble | ||
| 2014 | Pymble | ||
| 2015 | Pymble | ||
| 2016 | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 2017 | Canberra Girls' Grammar | ||
| 2018 | Pymble | ||
| 2019 | Pymble | ||
| 2020 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic | ||
| 2021 | Pymble | ||
| 2022 | Pymble | ||
| 2023 | Pymble | Queenwood | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2024 | Loreto Kirribilli |
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1996[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1997[28] | SCEGGS | ||
| 1998[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1999[29] | Loreto Normanhurst | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2000[30] | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | Queenwood |
| 2001[31] | Loreto Kirribilli | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2002[32] | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Sydney Girls | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2003[33] | Pymble | SCEGGS | PLC Sydney |
| 2004[34] | Loreto Kirribilli | Pymble | SCEGGS |
| 2005[35] | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | Queenwood |
| 2006[36] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Queenwood |
| 2007[37] | Sydney Girls | MLC | Ascham |
| 2008[38] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Roseville |
| 2009[39] | Pymble | Queenwood | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2010[40] | |||
| 2011 | |||
| 2012 | |||
| 2013 | |||
| 2014[44] | Queenwood | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Loreto Normanhurst |
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1996[28] | SCEGGS | ||
| 1997[28] | Loreto Normanhurst | ||
| 1998[28] | Canberra Girls' Grammar | ||
| 1999[29] | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst | SCEGGS |
| 2000[30] | Pymble | Queenwood | MLC |
| 2001[31] | Loreto Normanhurst | North Sydney | Pymble |
| 2002[32] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Roseville |
| 2003[33] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2004[34] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2005[35] | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2006[36] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2007[37] | Queenwood | Riverside Girls | Ascham |
| 2008[38] | Queenwood | Kinross Wolaroi | Tara |
| 2009[39] | Tara | Radford | Ascham |
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1994[28] | Wenona | ||
| 1995[28] | Redlands | ||
| 1996[28] | MLC | ||
| 1997[28] | MLC | ||
| 1998[28] | Ascham | ||
| 1999[29] | Queenwood | Redlands | Roseville |
| 2000[28] | North Sydney | ||
| 2001[28] | Not awarded | ||
| 2002[32] | SCEGGS | South Grafton HS | – |
| 2003[33] | North Sydney | Redlands | Ascham |
| 2004[34] | Roseville | Loreto Normanhurst | Redlands |
| 2005[28] | Not awarded | ||
| 2006[36] | Sydney Girls | Ascham | Radford |
| 2007[37] | Sydney Girls | MLC | Ascham |
| 2008[38] | Ascham | Newcastle | MLC |
| 2009[39] | "'Not awarded'" |
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1993[28] | Westfields | ||
| 1994[28] | Loreto Kirribilli | ||
| 1995[28] | Loreto Kirribilli | ||
| 1996[28] | Roseville | ||
| 1997[28] | PLC Sydney | ||
| 1998[28] | Albion Park | ||
| 1999[29] | Fort Street | Loreto Normanhurst | PLC Sydney |
| 2000[30] | Loreto Normanhurst | MLC | Barrenjoey HS |
| 2001[31] | Kotara HS | Conservatorium | Queenwood |
| 2002[32] | MLC | Warners Bay | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2003[33] | Loreto Kirribilli | Ravenswood | St Paul's |
| 2004[34] | Maclean HS | Ascham | North Sydney |
| 2005[35] | Shoalhaven HS | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Hunter School |
| 2006[36] | South Grafton HS | Maclean HS | St Paul's |
| 2007[37] | Kingswood HS | South Grafton HS | St Paul's |
| 2008[38] | Kingswood HS | Pymble | South Grafton HS |
| 2009[39] | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Riverside Girls | Crestwood |
| 2010[54] | Fort Street High | St Paul's Grammar | St Marys High |
| 2011[55] | Stella Maris College | Mackellar Girls | Killara High |
| 2012[56] | Stella Maris College | Ascham | Mackellar Girls |
| 2013[57] | Mackellar Girls | Dickson College | St Paul's Grammar |
| 2014[44] | Tara | Sydney Girls | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2015[58] | Ascham | Kinross Wolaroi | Sydney Girls High |
| 2016[46] | Sydney Girls High | St Scholastica | Marist Sisters Woolwich |
| 2017[59] | Sydney Girls High | St Scholastica | Marist Sisters Woolwich |
| 2018[60] | St Scholastica | John Paul College | Trinity Catholic College Lismore |
| 2019[47] | John Paul College | Barker College | Hunter Valley Grammar |
| 2020 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic | ||
| 2021[48] | Tara Anglican School for Girls | Cammeraygal High | Burwood Girls High |
| 2022[49] | Ascham | Ascham | Tara Anglican School for Girls |
| 2023 | Loreto Normanhurst | Model Farms HS | PLC Sydney |
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1998[28] | Loreto Kirribilli | ||
| 1999[28] | Loreto Kirribilli | ||
| 2000[30] | Ascham | Loreto Kirribilli | South Grafton HS |
| 2001[31] | Roseville | Loreto Kirribilli | Pymble |
| 2002[32] | South Grafton HS | Loreto Normanhurst | North Sydney |
| 2003[33] | Roseville | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Pymble |
| 2004[34] | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Roseville |
| 2005[35] | Canberra Girls' Grammar | Pymble | Roseville |
| 2006[36] | PLC Sydney | Queenwood | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2007[37] | Pymble | Roseville | PLC Sydney |
| 2008[38] | Roseville | PLC Sydney | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2009 | Ascham | Canberra Girls Grammar | Pymble |
| 2010 | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | PLC Sydney |
| 2011[55] | Loreto Normanhurst | Radford College | MLC School |
| 2012[56] | Loreto Normanhurst | Kinross Wolaroi | PLC Sydney |
| 2013[57] | Radford College | Pymble | Kinross Wolaroi |
| 2014[61] | Kinross Wolaroi | Loreto Normanhurst | Canberra Girls Grammar |
| 2015[58] | Pymble | Kinross Wolaroi | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2016[46] | Kinross Wolaroi | Loreto Normanhurst | Pymble |
| 2017[59] | Canberra Girls Grammar | Kinross Wolaroi | Pymble |
| 2018[60] | Canberra Girls Grammar | Kinross Wolaroi | PLC Sydney |
| 2019[47] | Pymble | Redlands | Canberra Girls Grammar |
| 2020 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic | ||
| 2021[48] | Pymble | Canberra Girls Grammar | Redlands |
| 2022[49] | Pymble | Loreto Normanhurst | Redlands |
| 2023 | Canberra Girls Grammar | Redlands | Radford College |
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2004[34] | Roseville | Pymble | Canberra Girls' Grammar |
| 2005[28] | Queenwood | ||
| 2006[36] | Roseville | Loreto Normanhurst | Kinross Wolaroi |
| 2007[37] | Kinross Wolaroi | PLC Sydney | Roseville |
| 2008[38] | Ascham | Queenwood | Kinross Wolaroi |
| 2009[39] | Loreto Normanhurst | PLC Sydney | Tara |
| 2010[40] | Queenwood | Loreto Normanhurst | Radford |
| 2011[41] | Loreto Normanhurst | Queenwood | PLC Sydney |
| 2012[56] | Tara | Queenwood | Pymble |
| 2013[57] | Tara | Loreto Normanhurst | Pymble |
| 2014[61] | Pymble | Ascham | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2015[58] | Kinross Wolaroi | Queenwood | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2016[46] | Loreto Kirribilli | Queenwood | Canberra Girls Grammar |
| 2017[59] | Canberra Girls Grammar | Queenwood | Loreto Normanhurst |
| 2018[60] | Canberra Girls Grammar | Pymble | Hunter Valley Grammar |
| 2019[47] | Loreto Kirribilli | Pymble | Queenwood |
| 2020 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic | ||
| 2021[48] | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli | St Catherine's |
| 2022[62] | Pymble | Queenwood | Loreto Kirribilli |
| 2023 | Kinross Wolaroi | Pymble | Loreto Kirribilli |
See also
[edit]- Head of the River (Australia)
- Athletic Association of the Great Public Schools of New South Wales
- Association of Heads of Independent Girls' Schools
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External links
[edit]- Rowing Australia Archived 21 May 2007 at the Wayback Machine
- NSW Rowing
- Sydney International Rowing Centre
- AAGPS
- NSWCIS
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